EVGA GeForce GTX 660Ti 2GB GDDR5 Graphics Card with DVI-I, DVI-D, HDMI, DisplayPort & SLI Support (02G-P4-3660-KR) - Perfect for Gaming, Video Editing & High-Performance Computing

This video card was the last component I needed to upgrade my computer. Initially, I was going to go with the GTX 570 or 580, but then this beauty came out and I got to say, it is worth the investment. You really get bang for your buck with this card. I can play basically any game at the highest settings while still maintaining 60+ fps. I really needed a more powerful card because I am a streamer and I needed something that can handle a lot. I upgraded from a Nvidia GT 440, which is a huge upgrade. Although the 600W Corsair power supply I ordered along with this was a dud shortly after the power turned on, I was still able to use it with my old power supply, which barely met the minimum requirement (450W). It uses less power than the 500 series which is pretty nice. I would imagine it actually stays cooler as well. I never had a 500 series card, so I don't know what the temperature would be. The card doesn't even really get hot. I am also running this in a PCI Express 2.0 slot instead of 3.0. You may get a slight performance boost, but I don't think it would be significant. While this card is basically designed stock by Nvidia, it is still a great design. It's simple and it keeps pretty cool. This card gives a 7.9 Windows Experience rating on Windows 7. On Windows 8 Consumer Preview (which rates 1.0 to 9.9 instead), it gives a 7.9 as well. This card is just simply a great card. If you are a serious gamer, but you don't want to shell out $200 more for the 680 or $100 for the 670, this card is a great alternative. The 660 isn't far behind the 670 performance wise. It is also still a Kepler card, so you get all the nice features that comes with Kepler, which includes using 4 monitors off the single card if you desire. This card doesn't disappoint and I highly recommend it. And although it works well so far with the 450W PSU, I would suggest getting a higher wattage just to be safe.And mind you that the value is even better considering you get a free code for Borderlands 2. I don't plan on really playing it, but for those of you who are, this makes the card an even better buy.Edit: Just for some reference, I get a constant 60fps+ frame rate on TERA with the highest settings (which is a pretty graphically stunning MMO)My build:GIGABYTE Z68 Series MotherboardIntel i7 3700 Processor12GB RAMIntel 330 Series 120GB SSD1TB 6.0 gb/s HDD450W Corsair PSUNvidia GTX 660 TiApevia Xplorer-2 Case